The Hero of Light Variant Play Arts Figure Review

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The long awaited, unofficial part 2 for the Variant Play Arts Dragoon Figure Review, we're looking at the Warrior Hero of Light figure. Retailing for $130 MSRP, I was surprisingly satisfied by this figure...

BFG5 - 5 Reason Video Gamers Should Look at Figure Collecting

Action Figures and Statues provide a new way to celebrate video game culture.

They say variety is the spice of life. As a retro video game collector, I've seen the grind... the hustle... I've been there, wheeling and dealing, trying to get the best deals on those hard to find classics. However, there came a time I hit a wall. I had found everything I originally had set out to find nearly a decade ago and seeing the same Mario Duck Hunt cartridge for the umpteenth time became dull. I needed a change. Action figures and statues was that outlet I needed. Although I am still a retro video gamer at heart, action figures and statues added that zest to collecting. Like a breath of fresh air, I have found that spice to make my hungry again.

Here are 5 reasons I recommend video games (specifically retro video game collectors) should look at Action Figure and Statue Collecting...

The First Ever Pick Up Video blog from BFGR

The first blog entries for BFGReviews - future reviews, thrift store finds and more! check out the latest from BFGR

Variant Play Arts Dragoon Limited Color Version by Square Enix

That latest BFG Review - The Variant Play Arts Dragoon Figure by Square Enix. With an MRSP of $130 USD, is it worth it? check the video!

The YouTube Channel (BETA)

The YouTube Channel (BETA version)

This is Genesis... Sega. BFGReview's YouTube channel is in development and will officially be launched soon. Unlike my (and my friend's) original Thriftdweller YouTube Channel, BFGReviews is my own project. It will focus more on reviews as I do my own thing, focusing figures from Hot Toys, NECA, Square Play Arts and more! I'll also throw in the occasional video game and anything in "Geekdom".  Thank you for taking an interest and I hope you enjoy the ride.

You can read more about my transition and reflections of BFGReviews as well as my other projects, click here for my personal blog "RetroNate"